Both long and short positions are not important. Recently, if the market conditions are well managed, there is good space for both long and short positions every day, it just depends on whether one can seize the opportunity. The Bitcoin K-line has been continuously declining recently, and we have also managed to grasp this wave of decline very well, with a maximum of 260,000 oil. We have found that predicting a single direction is not so important; grasping the rhythm of entering and exiting is the key focus recently. Price comparisons have also provided us with good space.

The 4-hour K-line chart of Bitcoin shows a strong bullish candle recovery pattern. After the price has been continuously rising and filling the previous pullback gap, the bullish short-term momentum has shown marginal decay, and the bearish trend has begun to apply slight pressure, triggering a technical pullback market. It needs to be clarified that this round of pullback is not a signal of trend reversal, but rather a healthy technical repair process. The current price remains firmly positioned near the upper band of the Bollinger Bands, and the market is about to enter a phase of oscillation and consolidation. This oscillation and consolidation is by no means the end of the bullish market, but rather a key 'intermediate node' for the bullish forces to accumulate strength, with its core role being to build sufficient momentum for the next round of price increase. Based on the above market judgment, the trading mindset during the midnight period is clear, and it is recommended to focus on laying out long positions during pullbacks as the core operational strategy.

Bitcoin: It is recommended to lay out long positions near the range of 86400-86200, aiming for 88000.

Ethereum: It is recommended to lay out long positions near the range of 2830-2810, aiming for 2950.